Chunjang

Chunjang

In Korean, Chunjiang may refer to:

  • Brigadier General. See Brigadier General#Korea
  • A black soybean paste used in jajangmyeon (not very similar to the sweet soybean paste used in the original Chinese zha jiang mian)

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